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Article Title: Evaluating the reliability of functional near-infrared spectroscopy data in the context of a reasoning paradigm
Journal: bioRxiv
doi: 10.64898/2026.01.16.699971
Figure Legend Snippet: A : fNIRS Montage created using the NIRSite software showing the source and detectors in their respective locations that cover bilateral frontal and parietal cortex B . Montage figure generated by the QT NIRS package in MATLAB showing the amount of good quality data for each channel in its location within the montage indicating a higher proportion of good quality data in the frontal channels than parietal channels C. Colored coded montage diagram showing how the channels that were aggregated into anatomical ROIs.
Techniques Used: Software, Generated
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